2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L printer friendly version - Minivan - CNET ...
Drawing your attention away from what the 2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L doesn't have is a rear-seat entertainment system, based on a large 9-inch drop-down LCD. The screen is bright, sharp, and wide. A wireless remote control drops down from the same place where the display lives and allows for easy and flexible control of the system. The 2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L's power side doors may seem a mite extravagant until you've owned a minivan for a while and realize your arms always seem out of joint from heaving those big doors to and fro. The driver has a set of buttons for powering the doors, or you can just start the door's opening or closing sequence with its handle; a motor wakes up to finish the job. The 2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L's engine is controlled by a drive-by-wire accelerator, which certainly is the key to keeping this system smooth; drive-by-wire prevents you from surprising a half-dead engine with an instantaneous demand for power that would force it to perform a decidedly inelegant reactivation of the sleeping three cylinders.
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